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What I hate the most is Li Bai, who is useless except for his romance! The author raised him too high! In actual history, he is indeed useless! Don't talk about failure! Society is a big dyeing vat, and there are so many talented people! How many people can succeed? They drink and write poems every day! Personality defect!

I don't like Gao Yue's book, because Gao Yue writes the main character a bit cheaply, with a pretentiousness of being his first love despite being abused a thousand times. I don't like Dugu Mingyue, not at all. She is like these goddesses nowadays. She thinks she is beautiful and has a good family background, so she wants others to let her go and pamper her. In fact, I think it is because in reality, many men who have lost their pride as men are too pursued, and they lose how important they think they are. The center of the universe, if people don't pursue you, they will find that they are just ordinary people, not so out of reach. I don't know what Gao Yue's intention is to describe the protagonist as being like a diaosi, without any pride of a man. I think there may be many people in the daughter's family in this society who are reserved, but many men have lost their own pride, because he lost his little pride to his goddesses and became the pride of those so-called goddesses.

Today's children only like to watch fantasy. Or a book like One Night to Become a God, but the plot of the story is complicated, or it is a little brain-burning and you have to flip through the front to understand it. You can't read it at all. Hey, although there are flaws in these books, they are still much better than those kind of SB authors who don't make the right head and the horse's mouth. I like your literary talent, but I rarely write comments, so today I am verbose. Come on, Lao Gao, I really like your caution and carefulness.

I heard that Gao Yue's writing style is very good, but I didn't feel anything after reading half of this book. More importantly, in order to become the emperor, someone wanted to harm the emperor, but he actually watched the emperor being poisoned to death. The reason was that the emperor was a good emperor and he was too embarrassed to rebel.

It is said that The Ultimate Servant is a classic about the historical time-traveling army, so I like to read this kind of books. I come from fantasy and urban life, so my taste is a little bit "bitty". The most popular books after The Ultimate Butler all traveled to the "city" and influenced the dynasty with some opinions of later generations. I gradually got tired of it because the outlines seemed to be the same. This book can be said to create another kind of taste. Maybe there has been this type of taste before, but this book is my first time to come into contact with this kind of taste. I spent money to read The Butler, and except for a few other books that I spent money to read, I basically only spent money to read half of the other books, and then I either watched pirated copies or stopped reading them because I was tired of them. This book brings me a different experience, so I will continue to read it. Anyone who reads pirated copies will know that it is either various advertisements or various broken chapters or anti-theft chapters by the author. It seems very uncomfortable. I would like to invite friends who have the same experience as me to support the original version. It only costs 2 million words to read. Plus the platform recharge discount is only 100 yuan, but this 100 yuan is the author's hard work for several years. Let us support the genuine version together!

During the Tang Dynasty, horseshoes could only be used by aristocratic families and nobles. Because horseshoes were troublesome to make, they were very expensive. They could not be used by ordinary cavalry. Didn't Gao Yue write very good novels? Why don't you even understand this basic common sense? Really not that good.

Pulling levels, traveling through time without developing technology, cheating children and grandchildren

I wrote about martial arts at the beginning, but I didn't write about Wu's bravery. When I returned to Chang'an, I didn't write about Wen's resourcefulness. I wrote about the peace years. Readers will definitely like the kind of battle of wits between high IQs. I didn't see it in this book. I only saw a licking dog, which cannot reflect the essence of a soldier. Even if Li, a sophomore in high school, is as you said. People are not like what is written in history, so you should also think about how to use them to maximize your own interests. That is a battle of wits. If you don't have a high IQ, how can you be an emperor to check and balance officials and gather subordinates instead of telling you what to do? If you can't guess, just do as he says. Maybe ten years ago, more people read this book, but I feel that most people who read it now are old bookworms, and the article must have a plot that touches them in order to continue reading. This is purely a personal opinion, after all everyone has different preferences

The protagonist upgrades too quickly, and the battle of wits and courage between the protagonist and various forces is mediocre. Grassroots social phenomena reflect the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty, and these can be written about. It is best to refer to Tang Shu.

Gao Yue's writing is really good. If young people with insufficient experience read it, they will feel bad after reading it. However, this book is really the author's painstaking work. I have also written a book before, and I can feel that Gao Yue has spent a lot of energy on each of his works, striving for perfection, and supporting Lao Gao...